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Old 11-03-2005, 08:57 PM
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Coded start like in Transporter

hey everyone
i just saw the Transporter 2 last night (bootleg DVD)
i was wondering if it was possible to somehow install that keypad start like hes got on the Audi
it would be so hott and a real good safety feature


can someone tell me if this is possible
money wont be an issue

thanks all
Old 11-03-2005, 09:49 PM
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You might try this...

http://www.12voltshop.com/proddetail...id=0&display=L
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I'd prefer the Blajax from Clifford myself. If you're car jacked you can let the car go then recover it a block away rather then someone forcing you to put in the code and start the car.
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Old 11-04-2005, 02:18 AM
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how does blackjax even work? Like how does it distinguish someone taking ur keys and driving off vs u just turning off ur car and starting it off again.?
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I've wondered the same thing... they say just hand the car over to the thief without needing any remotes or buttons and it will shut itself down... but how the hell does it "know"?
Old 11-04-2005, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by CGTSX2004
thats what im lookin for
does anyone know how i would install this?

i was thinking of making a custom box for the buttons so it looks close to factory
Old 11-04-2005, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by acn684
how does blackjax even work? Like how does it distinguish someone taking ur keys and driving off vs u just turning off ur car and starting it off again.?

this only works automatically if theres a gun involved
i guess it can somehow figure out if the person got a gun or not
Old 11-04-2005, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mlrtimev6
I've wondered the same thing... they say just hand the car over to the thief without needing any remotes or buttons and it will shut itself down... but how the hell does it "know"?
Shut the car off when you get out. They can start it just fine but after a block or two if they haven't entered the code it will stop them and kill the car.

I know someone that his car and his roomates car stolen. His had blackjax and was recovered in a parking lot just down the street with nothing missing. The other one without was recovered stripped to nothing.
Old 11-04-2005, 07:21 PM
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Actually you don't even need to shut the car off. Once the door is opened and closed, the system is triggered, and you have about 30 seconds to enter the code on the keypad. If it is not entered the alarm kills the engine.
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Even better, I was just taking a guess.
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hrm...ic... so everytime you start the car u have to enter the code.
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anybody have one? I think i want to get it. You think the dealer can install it? I'd hate to see what happens if the alarm malfunctions and turns off your engine when you're driving it...
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Originally Posted by acn684
hrm...ic... so everytime you start the car u have to enter the code.
Yep.

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anybody have one? I think i want to get it. You think the dealer can install it? I'd hate to see what happens if the alarm malfunctions and turns off your engine when you're driving it...
I wouldn't worry about that any more then I would any other alarm. Chances are low that'd ever happen.
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anybody have it? anyone know if the dealers will install it? I should ask if they would before I pick up my car. As much as some people are going to say dealers aren't as good as a regulars or theres no difference...I'd just rather have someone work on the alarm that sees them on a continuous basis...
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Originally Posted by acn684
anybody have it? anyone know if the dealers will install it? I should ask if they would before I pick up my car. As much as some people are going to say dealers aren't as good as a regulars or theres no difference...I'd just rather have someone work on the alarm that sees them on a continuous basis...
Try this.
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Even some cheap alarms have an anti-carjack kind of mode. Overkill for me, but thought I'd mention it in case anyone is interested in the security aspects, but is on a budget (unlike Tacobell!).
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i like the clifford blajax but i prefer the keypad interrupt

the clifford is good for those who live in places where there are a lot of carjackings but it only works when theres a gun present

i live in jersey city and, contrary to popular beliefs, most of the thefts happen at night when the car is parked

that way, with the interrupt, they cannot jack my car

also, this will prevent my girlfriend or my friends from driving my car while im away
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Originally Posted by TacoBellSauce
the clifford is good for those who live in places where there are a lot of carjackings but it only works when theres a gun present


The car has no idea if there's a gun present or not. Everytime the car is started or a door is opened with the engine running, you have to enter in the pin number. If you don't, the system will turn on the alarm and shut of the car a few seconds later.

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Originally Posted by TacoBellSauce
i live in jersey city and, contrary to popular beliefs, most of the thefts happen at night when the car is parked

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I know someone that his car and his roomates car stolen. His had blackjax and was recovered in a parking lot just down the street with nothing missing. The other one without was recovered stripped to nothing.
This is a picture taken by the person I know that had his car stolen. He is standing where it was parked when it was stolen. The arrow is pointing to his car in the spot it was recovered.
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I really wish you could edit posts here that way when you realize you were an idiot and forgot to post a picture you could add it rather then make another post.

Originally Posted by tony4311
This is a picture taken by the person I know that had his car stolen. He is standing where it was parked when it was stolen. The arrow is pointing to his car in the spot it was recovered.
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Originally Posted by tony4311
This is a picture taken by the person I know that had his car stolen. He is standing where it was parked when it was stolen. The arrow is pointing to his car in the spot it was recovered.
Can't see any picture

edit... nevermind, i guess it was just slow to load. sorry
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